Dimes and Judas discuss the book The Managerial Revolution by James Burnham and pair it with The Forever War by Joe Haldeman, exploring what happens when a state infrastructure exists without direct accountability to the people or an alignment with a central civilizational ideal. They also discuss the concept of political sovereignty and how it shifted to bureaucratic institutions with a universalist aim, using Canada as a case study.
Taken from Episode #150 – I am Merely a Configuration of Debt and Grief